Philippine Treason Law Drafted With Severe Penalties
General Hughes reports Cebu insurgents surrendering 450 men 60 officers with 150 rifles and eight brass field pieces. In Samar, 14 insurgents killed after attack on 9th infantry sergeant Willford’s party. two soldiers wounded. Philippine commission drafts treason sedition act prescribing death for treason and heavy fines or imprisonment for sedition and oath violations. Foreigners on same penalties as Americans.
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Manila
Hughes
Cebu
Samar
Philippines
Catbalogan
Ninth Infantry
Ue Spina
Willford
San Antonio
Philippine Commission
United States
Insular
Caillard Returns to Port as Levant Squadron Recalled
Paris reports a French Mediterranean squadron led by Admiral Caillard returned to Toulon after a dispatch from Toulon. The move followed rumors of government news from Constantinople and a possible postponement of Caillard's Levant cruise. The Halledoublon hurried back to rejoin the fleet.
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Levant
Paris
Toulon
Admiral Caillard
Constantinople
Caillard
Halledoublon
Figaro
Marseilles
Matin
The
Morley Blasts Centralization Camps Policy In South Africa
John Morley M P told Abroath constituents that Britain’s centralization camps worsen the South Africa crisis. He called the child death rate hideous excessive and appalling and said the policy of devastation has been a mistake as the war shifts toward extermination of a people defending their land.
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London
John Morley
M. P
Abroath
South Africa
Coast gale drives ashore three schooners on Labrador coast
Three schooners were driven ashore on the Labrador coast during a gale last week near St Johns. One ship carried fishermen families returning from a summer sojourn. women and children were rescued with difficulty. Two vessels, one with a Catholic priest aboard, went to sea and have been missing ten days. Twelve lives are involved and all are feared dead.
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Labrador
St. Johns
N. F
Turkey to repay the ransom, according to Sofia dispatch
A Sofia telegram to the Daily Telegraph reports the United States government will not prosecute the ransom receivers or Miss Stone's guides. It states Turkey agreed two weeks ago to reimburse the ransom, with no delay expected within a week.
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Turkey
London
Miss Stone
Sofia
Daily Telegraph
Pan American Congress Admits Press Members
In Mexico City on November 1, the Pan American congress accepted a cable from Buenos Aires praising General Rafael Reyes from Colombia for his favorable remarks about Spain. The session also admitted press members to its meetings.
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Pan-American Congress
Mexico City
Pan- American Congress
Buenos Ayres
Spain
Rafael Reyes
Colombia
The Duty of Mothers and Pinkham’s Advice
An editorial urges mothers to educate daughters and seek expert guidance. It cites Mrs. August Pfalzgraf of Wisconsin who wrote in 1899 about her daughter’s two year struggle with irregular menstruation and pain. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised as a cure and regulator of monthly troubles.
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August Pfalzgraf
South Byron
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Milwaukee May Extend into Montana Rail Link
The Pioneer Press reports that the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul will extend into Montana once the Burlington deal ends. An official statement confirms the extension is contingent on Burlington, and Milwaukee would extend from the Missouri River if Burlington and allied lines seek to control western business from St Paul or Chicago.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minn
Pioneer Press
Chicago
Montana
Burlington
Burlington and Allied Lines
Missouri River
Cummins Resumes Iowa Governor Campaign Tour
Des Moines Nov 1 A B Cummins Republican candidate for governor who had fallen ill for several days canceled several appearances but resumed his tour of the state yesterday. A final rally in Des Moines is planned for Monday evening with a parade and a torchlight demonstration.
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Cummins
Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
Chicago Grain and Provisions Closing Quotes
Strength in corn from wet weather and tight offerings lifted December corn and wheat. Provisions closed steady to higher as traders priced futures and cash quotes reflect varied grain values across No 2 and No 3 grades.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Live Stock Market Report October 31
Cattle receipts amount to 8000 with 1100 Texans and 500 westerns. Prices range for good to prime steers from 6.00 to 6.80, calves up to 6.25, and Texas fed steers at 3.00 to 4.10. Hog receipts 80000 with declines to 5.10 to 6.17 for various weights, sheep receipts 14000 with prices from 2.50 to 4.25 for lambs and wethers.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report
Cattle receipts 8,400 with varied prices for export and dressed beef steers and cattle. Hogs receipts 11,000 with tops around 6.00 and bulk near 5.00 to 5.05. Sheep receipts 6,000 with native and western lambs and wethers trading in the 4 to 9 dollar range.
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Kansas City
Kananas City
Texas
South Omaha Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep
South Omaha stock market figures show cattle receipts at 4,200 with varied classes. Beef steers bring 4.50 to 6.00, western and Texas steers up to 5.25 and 4.40 respectively, cows and heifers from 2.06 to 6.50, hogs ease to 5.83, and sheep receipts at 8,500 with western lambs 38.20 to 68.00 and ewes 2.75 to 4.00.
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South Omaha
Texas
St Joseph Live Stock Market Report
St Joseph Missouri cattle receipts total 2482 with natives 3.00 to 6.50, cows and heifers 1.26 to 5.10, bulls and vealers 2.00 to 4.85, stockers 1.50 to 4.25. Hogs receipts 6500 with Night and Night mix 5.06 to 6.00, medium and heavy 5.70 to 5.05, pigs 4.25 to 5.75, bulk 5.05 to 5.80.
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St. Joseph
Ward Guilty of Murder in First Degree in Black Hills
The jury found W. H. Ward of Pluma guilty of first degree murder in the Lee Shephard case and he was sentenced to life with hard labor at Sioux Falls. The body was buried in a potato garden and Ward is suspected in the disappearance of Kirk Shephard.
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Lee Shephard
Deadwood
W. H. Ward
Pluma
Sioux Falls
Black Hills
Ward
Shephard
Harley
Kirk Shephard
Kirk
Crash Through Iowa Bridge
A Chicago Great Western freight train crossed a wooden bridge east of Waterloo and three cars fell into a 15 foot ditch. J W Emery of State Center was killed. J B Veneman of Des Moines, Conductor James Druse, and a brakeman were injured. Traffic delays followed as the bridge was destroyed.
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Great Western
J. W. Emery
Waterloo
Chicago Great Western
State Center
J. B. Veneman
Des Moines
James Druse
Emery
Robbers Burn Barn to Lure Crowd While Cracking Safe
In Larned Kansas on November first, a fire destroyed Snell's big livery barn with twenty five horses and many buggies and harness. Simultaneously the Santa Fe depot safe was blown apart with dynamite and the depot damaged. Shots fired as robbers fled, crowding the area but leaving with no loot.
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Larned
Kan
Snell
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Woman Kills Brother-In-Law in Vengeful Act
In Ellinwood, Kansas, Mrs. J E Hotchkiss shot and killed James Duffy, her brother-in-law, during a home search at his residence. She believed he possessed some of her belongings and with the sheriff present, fired a pistol as the search proceeded.
Sheriff Climmie Suspended in Appanoose County
Ottumwa Iowa November 1 Sheriff G B E Climmie of Appanoose county was suspended from office by Judge M A Roberts in chambers pending trial on malfeasance in office. The indictment accuses him of arresting tramps and charging fees before releasing them the next day then repeating the procedure.
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Climmie
Ottumwa
G. BE. Climmie
Appanoose County
M. A. Roberts
Fire destroys Johnson cooperage in Chicago blaze
Fire gutted the three story brick cooperage shop of John Johnson at 210-212 North Carpenter street causing about 60000 dollars damage. Several residents nearby were overcome by smoke and Police carried them out. Five firemen were trapped in the basement and were rescued with injuries.
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Chicago
John Johnson
North Carpenter Street
Royal Yacht Ophir Encounters Severe Channel Gale
The royal yacht Ophir with the duke and duchess of Cornwall and York aboard faced a severe easterly gale over the channel. They abandoned plans to enter Portland Roads, much to the disappointment of crowds along the coast as the flotilla continued up the channel.
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London
Ophir
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Channel
Portland
Glucose Sugar Refining War Heats Up
New York Nov 1 glucose prices rise to 1.75 per 100 pounds as Glucose Sugar Refining Co moves to crush independent refiners, aiming to force rivals from the market and extend control over the sugar industry.
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New York
Glucose Sugar Refining Company
Glucose Company
Treasury to resume bond purchases on new bases
The secretary of the treasury announced the resume of short 3 4 and 5 per cent bond purchases at 1.726 and long 4 per cent bonds at 1.006. He reserves the right to discontinue purchases at any time.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Farmer Wallace Dies by His Own Hand Near Hastings
James Wallace a 48 year old bachelor farmer living three miles south of Hastings Nebraska ended his life with strychnine yesterday morning. The death brings a quiet tragedy to the rural community as neighbors note his prosperous status and solitary life.
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Hastings, Neb
James Wallace
Hastings
Wallace
Six Men Rob Bank in Matlock Haul and Wreckage
Des Moines dated Nov 11 reports six men used dynamite to rob the Matlock Bank taking about $2000 with $300 in silver. The inside crew and guards caused extensive damage, injuring nothing but property as a heavy rainstorm earlier opened Crispe Bank and left $300 cash plus negotiable papers lost. The era sees rising bank robberies across Iowa prompting calls for detectives and action by bankers to curb the heists.
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Des Moines
Bank of Matlock
Bank of Crispe
Crispe
Union County
Iowa
Bankers’ Association
Boers and Holland Dutch plan Wyoming colony
Dutch bankers and other wealthy Hollanders plan a 300000 acre Boers colony in Sweetwater County Wyoming. A canal and irrigation system are surveyed with construction to begin. Prospective settlers will be brought over to perform the work and beet culture tests indicate fertile soil for a large beet sugar factory.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Green River
Sweetwater County
Exonerate Detective Joyce in Chicago fraud case
A jury in Judge Ball's court found former Lieutenant Joyce of the detective bureau not guilty on charges of conspiracy to defraud the state via a padded expense account. The verdict ties into the broader police scandal investigations, which have already spotlighted Chief of Detectives Colleran and several officers as civil service probes proceed.
Official death record for Czolgosz in Buffalo
Official documents filed in Buffalo show the death of assassin Czolgosz. The record includes witness attestations and medical autopsy certificates stating death came from an electric current passing through the body.
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Czolgosz
Buffalo
Rose Telegram Reveals Illness of Missing Son
Dr. Rose receives a telegram from his missing son reporting illness in South Carolina. The youth, grandson of the late Bishop Whipple, vanished about a month ago from Amherst, Massachusetts, where he had been attending school.
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Rose
Faribault
Minn
South Carolina
Young Rose
Bishop Whipple
Amherst
Masq
Publication decision by international Y W C A board
The International Messenger will continue publication. A traveling organizer with an assistant secretary and office secretary were appointed at an annual cost of 9000 dollars.
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Cleveland
International Board of the
International Messenger
Roosevelt Promises Northwest Tour Next Summer
President Roosevelt told Representative Jones he plans a tour of the northwest next summer after a respectful visit. He expressed strong interest in the region and readiness to see its developments firsthand.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Representative Jones
Northwest
United States
Bubonic Plague Report Returns to Glasgow
The bubonic plague has reappeared in Glasgow with four suspected cases removed from the Central Station hotel of the Caledonian railway and one death reported yesterday. Hotels in the city have been closed as a precaution.
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Glasgow
Central Station
Caledonian Railway
Mount Ayr Mutual Telegraphes Rate War Opens
Mount Ayr Iowa November 1 Work began yesterday on the local exchange of the Mount Ayr Mutual Telephone company signaling a rate war. More than 100 subscribers have joined the local company.
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Iowa
Mount Ayr
Winfield Real Estate News Amid Heat and Market Bets
The notice describes an agent suspending summer work, a September trip to Winfield, and favorable fall crops. It touts a history of selling nearly 11,000 acres in southwestern Iowa with no buyer reclaiming value, announces $12.50 round trips and weekly excursions, and promotes properties, hotels, shops, and farms for sale or trade in Winfield Fremont and Atchison counties along with city properties and livestock goods.
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Kansas
Winfield
Iowa
Fremont
Atchison
West E Street
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